By Stavroula Pabst on Aug 04, 2025 03:01 pm UPDATE 8/4 10:20 PM: The DHS removed language explicitly blocking federal disaster relief funding to states allowing boycotts of Israel in its FY2025 standard terms and conditions document, but clarified on X that it could still deny funding on these grounds. Read in browser »
By Eldar Mamedov on Aug 04, 2025 12:05 am When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lands in Buenos Aires this September, he’ll test more than Argentina’s hospitality — he’ll force a reckoning with the President Javier Milei’s gamble: Is Argentina’s fervent alignment with Israel a strategic masterstroke or a geopolitical liability? Read in browser »
By Anatol Lieven on Aug 01, 2025 06:04 pm President Donald Trump ordered U.S. nuclear submarines to be positioned in “the appropriate regions” after former Russian President Dimitri Medvedev reminded Trump of Moscow’s nuclear capabilities ad told him to watch the apocalyptic series “The Walking Dead.” Read in browser »
By Jack Hunter on Aug 01, 2025 12:05 am This week, Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor-Greene became the first in her party to call the Gaza crisis a “genocide.” Read in browser »
By Nick Cleveland-Stout on Jul 31, 2025 12:02 pm On Wednesday evening, the Hudson Institute’s Michael Doran sat down for an hour-long interview with the Chair of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, Johnnie Moore. Read in browser »
By Morgan Lerette on Jul 31, 2025 12:05 am Americans working for a little known U.S.-based private military contractor have begun to come forward to media and members of Congress with charges that their work has involved using live ammunition for crowd control and other abusive measures against unarmed civilians seeking food at controversial food distribution sites run by the Global Humanitarian Fund (GHF) in Gaza. Read in browser »
UPDATE 8/4 10:20 PM: The DHS 
When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 
President Donald Trump 
On Wednesday evening, the Hudson Institute’s Michael Doran sat down for an hour-long 
Americans working for a little known U.S.-based private military contractor have begun to